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What's the latest in Jaguars? August 7, 2021 August 7, 2021 admin
In the past year, Jaguars fans have watched the team move to a new home at the University of Phoenix Stadium.
The team also has been working on a stadium project in downtown Phoenix.
In the meantime, the team has spent $20 million to build a $200 million stadium in downtown Jacksonville.
The Jaguars have also spent millions more in their efforts to build an $800 million stadium downtown in the past decade.
And they're looking to spend another $600 million on a new football stadium in Jacksonville.
So what does this mean for the Jaguars?
First and foremost, the Jaguars are looking to build the biggest stadium in the world.
According to ESPN, the project is estimated to cost $300 million.
But this could change as more news comes in about the team's plans for the future.
A new stadium is one of the biggest investments the team will make in the coming years.
That's going to be a big factor in the Jaguars future plans.
With a new stadium, the franchise will be able to compete for a Super Bowl title.
The biggest hurdle to getting the new stadium built is getting the tax incentives.
The Jacksonville City Council will vote on a tax incentive package on Feb. 13, but it has yet to be approved.
The council is hoping to pass a package that would bring in an estimated $600.7 million to the city's coffers.
That package would include $100 million for stadium construction and another $100.3 million for public works projects.
It would also include $30 million for a sports stadium for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
That $300.7-million could allow the Jaguars to move forward with a $800-million stadium, which could mean more money for the team in the future, the Jacksonville News reported.
Next, the Jags will have to find a new name for the franchise.
The current name for their team is the Jacksonville Football Club.
That name has been a sticking point for many fans.
In 2016, the NFL announced it would no longer be honoring the team as the Jacksonville Indians.
The name the team now has to call itself has been referred to as the Jaguars.
This name is the latest change in the franchise's history.
The last name change was in 2014 when the team changed its name to the Jacksonville Stingers.
The league has yet again said it will not honor the name.
But with the new name being a new franchise, the owners have no option but to name it the Jaguars in the hopes of attracting fans.
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Note: All the structures to the right of Lake Tuendae are considered private property and home to the California State University Desert Studies Center. National Park Visitors are only permitted to visit Lake Tuendae and the picnic area. Zzyzx is not an abandoned ghost town.
Lake Tuendae, Desert Studies Center, Zzyzx, Ca.
Near the mouth of the Mojave River, where the intermittant waters seep into Soda Lake, a mineral spring wells up near a basalt outcropping. Father Francisco Garces passed through this place, Soda Springs in his journey through the Mojave desert. Over 50 years later, Jedediah Smith passed south of the springs up into Afton Canyon (he instructed his Mohave indian guide to take him the most direct route) on his excursion. In the 1860s, the US Army used this spot as the location of Fort Soda Springs.
In the mid-1940s, at this western end of the vast Soda dry lake, the charismatic quack, Curtis 'Doc' Springer built a health resort.
He named the resort Zzyzx. It was designed to be the final word in the English language -- Also, the cure to end all cures. He promoted it wildly on his quasi-religious Los Angeles based radio show. He sold his celery and carrot juice tonics, herb tea concoctions and bread all over the world. He claimed his mineral springs spa and special diet could cure everything from hair loss to cancer.
He wouldn't charge to stay at the resort, but he urged all to send donations. He attracted much attention and built up a thriving business that lasted over 30 years. The American Medical Association gave Springer the dubious title of "King of Quacks". The government discovered he built the spa on land he didn't own. In 1974 he was evicted, arrested for food and drug law violations and spent several months in jail. He retired to Las Vegas and died in 1986.
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Control4 is now shipping its new Triad Garden Array outdoor speakers, a family of all-weather, landscape speakers that include satellite speakers (GA4 SAT) and subwoofers (GA10 SUB) designed to be placed throughout flower beds or around the yard.
Control4 is now shipping its new Triad Garden Array outdoor speakers, a family of all-weather, landscape speakers that include satellite speakers (GA4 SAT) and subwoofers (GA10 SUB) designed to be placed throughout flower beds or around the yard. This is the first Triad new product introduction since Control4 purchased the brand in February 2017, but it is very similar to what the company showcased at CEDIA last September, according to Triad founder Larry Pexton.
Each of the GA4 SAT speakers includes a Triad-exclusive 4.5-inch Ultra-Broad Dispersion (UBD) driver. This broad sound coverage, Control4 said, is rare in today's landscape speakers and increases flexibility in speaker placement and greatly improves the listening experience. Through a 150-degree field of coverage, the GA4 SAT delivers a more even sound, minimizing areas where the music is too soft or too loud as the listener moves between speakers, according to the company.
Purposefully built for outdoor installations, Garden Array speakers feature an all-weather exterior to withstand hot or cold, rain and snow, dry or humid conditions; the sealed enclosure resists dust, bugs, and animals. With a high-end, low-profile design, the GA4 SAT is shaped to resemble landscape lighting and blend into flower beds and gardens.
The Triad GA10 Subwoofer is engineered to produce full, dynamic bass that reaches deep, precise notes and can be installed freestanding or concealed underground. The sub has been designed to be buried in the yard using Triad's optional underground kit, which only shows its discreet mushroom port above ground, or it can be installed on a porch or deck as a free-standing, down-firing subwoofer using the optional foot kit. Powered by the Triad RackAmp 300 dedicated amplifier, the GA10's high-performance 10-inch driver provides full, deep base exactly where you want it.
The Garden Array is scalable for every outdoor space. By including additional satellite speakers and subwoofers, a single system can size for a small patio or an estate garden. The GA4 SAT can be staked into the lawn or garden, mounted on walls or trees, or installed on decks or eaves. Attached to the mounting post via a spherical knuckle, the GA4 SAT can maintain a full range of motion for less-than-optimal locations. The GA4 SAT comes with 18-inch mounting posts, ground stakes, and silicone wire nuts, while a standard 3/4-inch conduit makes installation and maintenance more convenient with a variety of off-the-shelf landscape components. The GA4 SAT is compatible with 8-ohm, 70-volt, or 100-volt systems.
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Dr. Kyle Prescott holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Idaho and master of music and doctor of music degrees in conducting from the University of Texas at Austin. He is currently the associate chair and director of bands in the Department of Music at Florida Atlantic University, where he teaches, conducts and manages FAU's band's program. Prescott has extensive experience conducting. A strong proponent of music for the next generation, Prescott has conducted nine world premieres in recent years, including works by Arthur Weisberg, Scott McAllister and Libby Larson.
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On January 10th 2018 at approximately 2:00 A.M. Dothan Police responded to a Robbery at the Shell Station in the 2200 block of Reeves Street. The employee reported that a black male entered the store with a black hoodie covering his face, blue jeans, and dark shoes. The male placed a piece of candy on the counter and as the employee opened the register the male brandished a handgun and demanded money. The male fled on foot towards the rear of the business with $187.00 in cash.
Officers arrived and began searching in the area for the suspect. They located a black male matching the description hiding behind a nearby business. He was taken into custody and identified as 19 year old Latavion Deshaun Marsh of Dothan. Marsh was found to be in possession of the money from the robbery and a black handgun.
Marsh was arrested and charged with one count of Robbery 1st Degree. His bond has been set at $25,000.00.


movie with Shatrughan Sinha, Amjad Khan & Vidya Sinha but a few minutes of the movie was enough to predict the "predictble of typical hindi movies".
At that moment I was thinking that in today's time if LIC had to get that mention it would have to pay a whooping amount of money for "in-film branding". But I am sure in 1984 when the movie was being made the prodcuers would have paid nothing for that kind of brand mention. But then again I am sure the dialog writer didn't know life insurance beyond LIC. And were the brand managers at LIC excited about getting such a mention – I wonder.
Come to think of it – how many brands actually get to enjoy a Product=Brand Name exclusivity like insurance=LIC?


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Antigua and Barbuda questions CDC categorization
Oct 6, 2020 | The Big Stories | 0 comments
Antigua and Barbuda, on Monday, questioned its categorisation by the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as a "Level 3 – High Risk" destination from which travellers arriving in the US would have to go into quarantine.
Antigua and Barbuda's Ambassador to the United States, Sir Ronald Sanders, in letters sent to the CDC, the US State Department and the Governor of New York State, Andrew Cuomo, called for an urgent review of the "true and verifiable" conditions in the country regarding its control and prevention of the coronavirus (Covid-19).
The diplomat said that the facts would indicate that, at worst, Antigua and Barbuda should be categorized as a "Level 1– Low Risk" destination and more accurately, the Caribbean island "should be on the list of countries requiring, No Travel Health Notice", since the Covid-19 risk is very low.
He argued that the country's performance in preventing and containing the virus "is equal to many of the countries, and better than others, that require no travel health cautions".
The CDC travel advisory has included Antigua and Barbuda as "high-risk", along with another 200 countries, including Canada, many throughout Europe, and the Caribbean such as The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, BVI, Cayman Islands, Dominican Republic, Guyana, Jamaica, the US Virgin Islands, and Trinidad and Tobago.
"Antigua and Barbuda experienced its first laboratory confirmed case of Covid-19 on March 13, 2020, and since then until today, October 5th 2020, there have been only 3 deaths and 107 confirmed cases," Sanders said.
He also explained that Antigua and Barbuda has "neither community nor cluster spread, only sporadic cases and its situation is very stable", adding that "these conditions are verifiable by the Pan-American Health Organization".


This video is the first in a series of interviews we conducted with a handful of Australian patients. In this video we asked patients how much they valued continuity of care.
When 52-year-old Monika was a young girl, she was in a very serious car accident. When she was rushed to the doctor for treatment, an intern took one look at her and said, "That kid's delirious". Fortunately, her long-time general practitioner was on hand to set him straight. He told the intern, "No, she knows what she's talking about". That's just one reason Monika feels continuity of care is so important.
While practitioners have long known that continuity of care leads to less hospitalisations and healthier patients, they may be surprised to know that they're not the only ones who see the value in long-term doctor-patient relationships. Patients do too.
To find out why this is, we interviewed a handful of HotDoc users to drill down into what they most valued about continuity of care.
One reason patients appreciate a long-term relationship with doctors is because it builds trust. For instance, we spoke to Bob, a 64-year-old who used HotDoc to book appointments for his mother when she was ill.
Although his mother has since passed, Bob says that continuity of care helped foster a trusting doctor-patient relationship, especially for his ailing mother. That's something that both he and his mother appreciated.
He says, "It's really important to have a relationship with a doctor where the doctor has credibility and trustworthiness. They're probably the most important things to me, and in particular, they were important to my mother because of her condition".
Patients also value continuity of care, because it leads to better health outcomes. Jacqui, a 52-year-old HotDoc user, can especially attest to this notion. She's been seeing the same general practitioner for 18 years. As a resident of sunny Queensland, she regularly visits her GP for skin cancer checks.
Monika, a 52-year-old mother of three, agrees. She says, "I do see a regular doctor because if you see a regular doctor they know your history, they know what's wrong with you and they can easily go to what form of treatment to use straight away — they know what works and what doesn't work".
Patients also appreciate the convenience when it comes to continuity of care. It makes their lives much easier when they can see a doctor who's already familiar with their history.
Monika, the car crash victim mentioned earlier, is a prime example of this. Having a doctor on hand who knew her entire medical history was really important when she was wrongfully believed to be delirious.
Laurence, a 38-year-old father, feels the same way. He really appreciates how simple it is to see the same GP each time.
He explains, "I just think that the consistency with [the GP] knowing the history and knowing what the ailments are with the kids — rather than having to go to a different GP and then having to explain the situation again and again — [is much better]. With a history there, that makes it a lot easier".
Monika also loves not having to give her whole medical history over and over again. "You don't have to explain every time you see a new doctor", she says. She dislikes going to new doctors, because she feels it's like starting from scratch.
"They go, 'Oh, no. We have to test this, we have to test that'", she explains.
Of all the reasons patients appreciate continuity of care, it seems like they most appreciate the connection that develops when they have a long-term relationship with their doctor. For instance, Orlanda, a 50-year-old HotDoc user, enjoys being remembered when she goes in to visit her general practitioner.
She says that after the first visit to a doctor, she likes being greeted with a friendly hello the next time around. She adds, "I don't expect them to remember my medical history but there's that familiarity… you kind of feel like 'Oh yeah, he remembers me', so the connection is already there".
Monika feels similarly. In fact, she says that when she visits her doctor, "We just have a good old chat. It's not just… [a visit to] a doctor. It's sort of like a friend [who's] part of the family".


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Is flexible working making for more harmonious workplaces or just causing growing friction between those who are deemed eligible for flexible hours and those who aren't?
Currently, the right to request flexible hours in Britain is available to employees with children under five, or disabled children under 18. Proposals to extend this right to all workers with caring responsibilities are currently under government consultation.
Profit and performance concerns aside, many businesses have voiced support for more flexibility. Some 93 per cent of Institute of Directors members believe that family-friendly policies are good in practice, for example.
But whose flexibility is really being considered? On the one hand, employees are demanding more flexibility, usually to allow them to manage their family life and be more in control of their working day. On the other, an employer's approach to flexible work might make the organisation more flexible, but could do little to meet the needs of the staff.
The best flexible work solutions bring both business benefits and improvements to working conditions for staff. But already the increase in female-friendly employment legislation is backfiring, with working women in the UK reporting that their levels of job satisfaction are actually dropping.
A study of 25,000 British female employees, by Professor Michael Rose at the University of Bath, found that job satisfaction among part-time women in the UK had fallen by eight per cent since the early nineties and among full-time women by three per cent. Satisfaction among men remained constant in the same period.
This is in spite of efforts by the government to improve work-life balance for women, such as extended rights to request flexible working and increases in maternity benefits.
The Department of Trade and Industry insists that the government was committed to making work an attractive option for women, boosting them and the economy as a whole.
But if flexible hours are only extended to those with families, those without, who feel they have equally justifiable reasons for wanting them, are going to feel disadvantaged.
In a recent article in Personnel Today Jane Shaw, HR director at recruitment firm Resource Innovations, said she felt that increasing employee rights will actually breed discontent in the workplace and this is having a negative impact on those it is meant to protect.
"What is surfacing now is resentment towards those who take advantage of their increasing freedoms from those without children who never have an 'accepted pretext' to leave early and sometimes end up working harder to compensate for colleagues who do," she said.
Then there are the parents who play the childcare card to take time off for non-parenting chores. Even if they don't, their disgruntled childfree colleagues may suspect they do.
Ironically, workers who are parents are probably unaware of any unfairness – many will envy the perceived freedom that their childfree colleagues enjoy.
So it is little wonder that resentment within some large organisations on this issue is running high.
But is it right that parenthood should be the only justification for being granted flexible rights? What about those women – and men - who have spiritual aspirations, and feel they are just as entitled to pursue other interests and get involved in challenges and commitments outside of work?
The Employment Rights Act (ERA) guidelines on eligibility for flexible working may be set in stone, but employers have the wherewithal to draw up their own. An organisation that sees value in allowing people some personal freedom and space, regardless of their parental status, stand to gain considerably from a more fulfilled and contented workforce.
And they may have to if they are to avoid counterproductive negative attitudes in the workplace caused by resentment among those who don't have an automatic right to request flexible working. Rightly or wrongly, they may take the view that they have to work harder to compensate for productivity lost to colleagues who are entitled to flex off early.
But there is another reason why employers need to embrace flexibility on a wider range of personal issues. A rising volume of parent-focused employment legislation is never going to sit well with a workforce destined to have fewer parents.
According to figures from the Office for National Statistics one in five women over the age of 40 are without children, compared with one in 10 some 20 years go.
If, as many demographic experts predict, that trend continues into the foreseeable future, flexible working rights may need to bend a little more - before they snap.
I'm sick of being treated like a second-class citizen at work just because I don't have children. I have just as much right to a life as anybody else, but instead I'm expected to give up MY life so that they can live theirs.
When I take my cat to the vet, I have to take it as holiday. When my colleague - who has been on maternity leave twice times in four years - has to do anything with her kids, it's not. I'm seriously thinking of setting up my own business - and not employing any parents.
It makes me very angry to be told that I cannot book a holiday off when a junior employee can. The rationale the company gives is that they ahve a family and I do not. I am deeply insulted that myself and my husband are not considered a 'family' because we don't have children. We have inlaws and parents and others who love us and would like to spend the odd holiday with us. Children does not equal family to the exclusion of all others. I often thnk I should invent some 'children' of my own so that I might actually get a holiday off. It would be my first in 8 years.


Now, here's architecture that will really move you.
Italian architect David Fisher calls it "dynamic architecture"—dynamic, as in moving—and is proposing a 78-floor tower that does just that in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
However, there is no indication from the firm that any of the projects is underway. The firm's video presentation was uploaded to YouTube in 2008, and the company did not respond Tuesday (March 11) to questions about the projects' current status.


Henchman, show some class,okay? You're embarrassing most Loggers fans. It was a great game. A David vs Goliath and David nearly won and laid his life down on the field.
Gee whiz, didnt even get a word in stfu!


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University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science | Homepage Biomedical Engineering
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Two new student training programs and $18.7 million in research funding attest to the success of our distinctive vision and ongoing strategy.
Clinical emphasis
All of our systems biology and data science faculty are focused on applications of high biomedical importance. For example, we have a strong emphasis on clinical issues of cardiovascular disease, cancer and infectious diseases. Rather than focusing on comprehensive description of tractable model organisms such as E. coli or yeast or a specific domain such as agricultural biotechnology, our faculty focus on major diseases that are intractable without a systems viewpoint.
Integration of computational and experimental approaches
The majority of our systems biology and biomedical data science labs integrate both computational and experimental approaches. This integration provides a rich training experience and helps to keep the research programs focused on biomedical challenges.
Co-location with the School of Medicine
Our faculty have ongoing collaborations with physicians and basic scientists in the UVA School of Medicine. There are particularly well-established collaborations with the Cancer Center, Cardiovascular Research Center, Division of Infectious Diseases, and Center for Public Health Genomics. Hiring in systems immunology is a particular area of interest, leveraging relationships with the Carter Center for Immunology. We will continue to hire in biomedical data sciences, strengthening relationships with the Data Science Institute, the Center for Public Health Genomics, and the Department of Computer Science.
Systems biology seeks to build predictive mechanistic models that are reasonably accurate given partial knowledge of the underlying physiology and environment. In modern systems biology, there is no universal measurement type and no best modeling approach. Rather, systems biology consists of a suite of enabling technologies and modeling tools whose strengths and weaknesses must be weighed when tackling a biological application.
Thirteen years ago, the department made a strategic decision to focus on systems biology. This led to a series of junior faculty hires, which included Shayn Peirce-Cottler (vascular/inflammation), Jason Papin (metabolism/infectious disease), Jeff Saucerman (cardiovascular disease), and Kevin Janes (cancer/infection). In addition, the department was able to attract established investigators in multiscale computational modeling, when Jeff Holmes and Silvia Blemker joined the department to collaborate with systems biology specialists. Most recently, growth in this area enabled the recruitment of Eli Zunder (stem cells, mass cytometry) and Matt Lazzara (cell signaling/cancer).
In the last decade, the pace of data generation and computational capabilities has accelerated dramatically, ushering in an era of biomedical big data. Mastering this data has highlighted the need for engineering-based pragmatism, where machine learning and other data science methods are necessary to make predictions from data despite insufficient prior knowledge to develop mechanistic models.
The department (and UVA as a whole) has viewed this development as an exciting opportunity for leadership. We recruited Gustavo Rohde (modeling of signal and image data) as a joint hire with electrical engineering. Through collaboration with the Medical School's Center for Public Health Genomics, we recruited Mete Civelek (systems genetics), Nathan Sheffield (computational cancer genomics; secondary in BME), and Chongzi Zang (epigenetics and transcriptional regulation; secondary in BME). The University recruited Phil Bourne, former NIH associate director for data science and an expert in systems pharmacology, to serve as director of UVA's Data Science Institute. Bourne is professor and Stephenson Chair of Data Science in the department of biomedical engineering.
As of summer 2017, research awards for our systems biology and biomedical data science gorup totalled $18.7 million, comprising nearly half of all research activity in the department.
In 2016, a team led by Jason Papin (with Jeff Saucerman, Kevin Janes, Shayn Peirce-Cottler, and 28 other faculty members across UVA) won a $1.43 million, five-year National Insitutes of Health Training Grant in Biomedical Data Science (T32-LM012416) that leans heavily on systems biology. Many of the same investigators are now also closely involved with a National Science Foundation REU Program in Multiscale Systems Bioengineering with Timothy Allen as PI. These successes help to position the department to apply for major center grants. The department is leading the proposal preparation for a multi-institutional NSF Engineering Research Center (ERC), with Kevin Janes as PI.
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Die Korea Open 2022 waren ein Tennisturnier, das vom 26. September bis 2. Oktober 2022 in Seoul stattfand. Es war Teil der ATP Tour 2022 und wurde im Freien auf Hartplatz ausgetragen. In derselben Woche fanden in Sofia die Sofia Open und in Tel Aviv die Tel Aviv Watergen Open statt, die wie die Korea Open zur Kategorie ATP Tour 250 zählten.

Das Teilnehmerfeld der Einzelkonkurrenz bestand aus 28 Spielern, jenes der Doppelkonkurrenz aus 16 Paaren. Die vier topgesetzten Spieler im Einzel erhielten jeweils ein Freilos in der ersten Runde. Das Gesamtpreisgeld betrug 1.117.930 US-Dollar; die gesamten finanziellen Verbindlichkeiten lagen bei 1.237.570 US-Dollar.

Qualifikation
Die Qualifikation fand am 24. und 25. September 2022 statt. Ausgespielt wurden vier Qualifikantenplätze, die zur Teilnahme am Hauptfeld des Turniers berechtigten. Hinzu kamen vier Lucky Loser.

Folgende Spieler hatten die Qualifikation überstanden und spielten im Hauptfeld des Turniers:

Preisgelder und Weltranglistenpunkte
Es wurden die folgenden Preisgelder und Weltranglistenpunkte für das Erreichen der jeweiligen Runde ausgezahlt bzw. gutgeschrieben. Spieler, die aus der Qualifikation in das Hauptfeld eintraten, erhielten die angegebenen Qualifikationspunkte zusätzlich zu denen für das Erreichen der jeweiligen Runde. Ansonsten waren die Beträge nicht kumulativ zu verstehen. Die Beträge für den Doppelbewerb galten je Team.

Einzel

Setzliste

Ergebnisse

Doppel

Setzliste

Ergebnisse

Weblinks
 Turnierplan Einzel auf der ATP-Homepage (PDF)
 Turnierplan Doppel auf der ATP-Homepage (PDF)
 Turnierplan Einzel-Qualifikation auf der ATP-Homepage (PDF)

ATP Tour 2022
Tennisturnier in Seoul

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On 60th Anniversary of Human Rights Declaration, Ros-Lehtinen Criticizes UN for Bias and Inaction
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Ranking Republican
CONTACT: Sam Stratman, (202) 226-7875, December 10, 2008
Alex Cruz, (202) 225-2800
http://foreignaffairs.republicans.house.gov
( WASHINGTON ) – U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL), Ranking Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, commented today on the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which the United Nations General Assembly adopted on December 10, 1948. Ros-Lehtinen is the author of The United Nations Transparency, Accountability and Reform Act (H.R. 2712), which conditions U.S. participation and funding for the UN Human Rights Council on the absence of human rights violators and other rogue regimes from the Council. Statement of Ros-Lehtinen:
Sixty years since responsible nations adopted the Universal Declaration in the UN General Assembly, we celebrate the fact that hundreds of millions of people worldwide now live in freedom and dignity. Tragically, and unacceptably, tyrants continue to oppress millions of others in countries such as Iran, North Korea, Burma, Zimbabwe, and Cuba .
We appreciate the work of human rights activists, and are especially thankful to our men and women serving overseas, who defend freedom at home and advance it abroad.
Human rights are universal and unalienable. The UN is neither their source nor their arbiter. Sadly, the UN has been hijacked by forces that undermine human rights and attack free countries, including the United States and Israel . Just this week, the UN Human Rights Council, dominated by human rights violators, criticized Israel for defending itself from Islamist murderers.
Today, UN General Assembly head D'Escoto sought to block the Israeli representative to the UN from speaking during a debate on the state of human rights, even as he bestows human rights awards on Ramsey Clark, a defender of such mass murderers as war criminal Slobodan Milosevic, and on former UN human rights commissioner Louise Arbour, who castigated the U.S. and Israel while largely ignoring real human rights abusers.
Only sweeping reform will restore the UN's past advocacy for human rights, reflecting the ideals it was founded on. Congress should enact pending UN reform legislation that withholds U.S. funding and participation from the UN Human Rights Council until its membership no longer includes rogue regimes.
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Q: Regex match the immediate left occurrence of a repeated pattern based on a unique string I've been at this one for a while and can't quite work it out.
I'm trying to match the immediate left occurrence of a repeated pattern based on a unique pattern.
Say I have the following string

DataColumn Caption="ColA" DataField="Col1Data" DataColumn Caption="ColB" DataField="Col2Data" DataColumn Caption="ColC" DataField="Col3Data" DataColumn Caption="ColD" DataField="Col4Data" DataColumn Caption="ColE" DataField="Col5Data" DataColumn Caption="ColF" DataField="Col6Data" DataColumn Caption="ColG" DataField="Col7Data" DataColumn Caption="ColH" DataField="Col8Data" DataColumn Caption="ColI" DataField="Col9Data"

And I'd like to match (to do a find/replace) the value of the Caption immediately before DataField="Col8Data" so that I can change it's value from "Col" to something else.
The closest I can get is to put a greedy non-capture group in front of the pattern like so (?:.*)Caption="(.*)"\sDataField="Col8Data"
This however gives me a match of the whole string between the first Caption="Col" with my found col in a capture group (not what I'm after)
Help is much appreciated
EDIT
I forgot to mention that the value of Caption is always different, hence why I was trying to match it with the "(.*)".
I've updated the string sample to show

A: You may try doing a find/replace using lookarounds.  Try finding the following pattern:
(?<=Caption=)"[^"]+"(?=\s*DataField="Col8Data")

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Ford Moves Retiree Health Liability To UAW Trust
Automaker says it finished transferring retiree health liabilities to a union medical-benefits trust on Thursday, the last day of 2009.
DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) -- Ford Motor Co. says it finished transferring retiree health liabilities to a union medical-benefits trust on Thursday, the last day of 2009.
The transfers, announced Monday, were part of a court-approved settlement agreement.
Chief Financial Officer Lewis Booth said moving the liabilities to the UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust would improve the car maker's competitiveness.
"We have removed a substantial health care liability from our balance sheet and have significantly reduced health care expenses," he said.
Ford also said it prepaid $500 million of debt owed to the union trust.
The company said it transferred to the trust a note maturing in 2022 with an original principal amount of $6.7 billion and present value of $4.8 billion, a second 2022 note with an original principal amount of $6.5 billion and a present value of $4.7 billion, warrants to buy 362 million Ford shares at $9.20 apiece, and other assets worth an estimated $4.1 billion.
The new notes will add about $7 billion of debt to Ford's balance sheet.
Ford, along with General Motors and Chrysler, set up a voluntary employee beneficiary association, or VEBA, to pay for retirees' the health care.
Shares of Dearborn-based Ford rose 28 cents, or 2.8 percent, to close at $10.28 Monday.
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Boudewijn (Valencijn, juli 1171 - Bulgarije, 1205) was als Boudewijn IX graaf van Vlaanderen van 1194 tot 1205, als Boudewijn VI graaf van Henegouwen van 1195 tot 1205, en als Boudewijn I in de jaren 1204 en 1205 de eerste keizer van het Latijns Keizerrijk van Constantinopel.

Familie
Hij was de oudste zoon van graaf Boudewijn V van Henegouwen en van Margaretha van de Elzas, zus en erfgename van Filips van de Elzas, graaf van Vlaanderen. Hij trouwde in 1186 met Maria, dochter van Hendrik I van Champagne. Bij de dood van zijn moeder (15 november 1194) werd hij graaf van Vlaanderen en na het overlijden van zijn vader (17 december 1195) erfde hij ook het graafschap Henegouwen. Aldus waren beide graafschappen weer voor het eerst verenigd sinds Robrecht I de Fries zijn voorganger Arnulf III van Vlaanderen had verslagen.

Graaf
Als jonge man sloot Boudewijn zich aan bij koning Filips II van Frankrijk en vocht met hem tegen Richard I van Engeland in de veldslagen van Issoudun en Aumale. Toen hij zelf aan de macht was gekomen veranderde hij zijn beleid echter en sloot in 1197 een verbond met Richard in diens hoofdzetel Kasteel Gaillard. Vervolgens veroverde Boudewijn het grootste deel van het graafschap Artesië (Artois). In 1191 had zijn vader, graaf Boudewijn de Moedige de rechten op Atrecht, Lens, Sint-Omaars en Boulogne (het latere graafschap Artesië) afgestaan aan Filips II August van Frankrijk om diens toestemming te verkrijgen als graaf te worden erkend. Boudewijn steunde (1198) de verkiezing van Otto IV van Brunswijk tot Duitse koning en verwierf (1199) het graafschap Namen. Bij de Vrede van Péronne (1200) werd Filips verplicht een deel van Artesië terug te geven.

Op 23 februari 1200 legden Boudewijn en zijn echtgenote Maria van Champagne in de Sint-Donaaskerk te Brugge de kruisvaartgelofte af. Op 14 april 1202 verliet Boudewijn zijn graafschap om zich aan te sluiten bij de vierde Kruistocht. Maria was zwanger en bleef daarom achter als regentes.

Keizer

In november 1199 nam Boudewijn deel aan een toernooi in het kasteel van Ecry, georganiseerd door Theobald III van Champagne. Gegrepen door een vlaag van vroomheid, besloten de aanwezige ridders hun spelen te beëindigen en het Heilige Land te heroveren. De kruisridders vonden de Venetiaanse vloot bereid om hen over te zetten en proviand te verschaffen in ruil voor de helft van de buit die ze zouden maken.

De vierde kruistocht was in de greep van de economische belangen van de Republiek Venetië. Daarom nam Boudewijn eerst deel aan de verovering van Zadar, een opkomende concurrent van Venetië. Vervolgens trokken de kruisvaarders naar Constantinopel om in 1203 de pro-Venetiaanse Alexios IV Angelos te helpen om keizer te worden. Alexios werd in 1204 door een binnenlandse staatsgreep verdreven en dat was voor de kruisvaarders aanleiding om de stad te bestormen en te plunderen. Zij boden de keizerskroon aan de Doge van Venetië, Enrico Dandolo, maar die weigerde. Daarop kozen ze een keizer uit hun midden. Een commissie bestaande uit zes kruisvaarders en zes Venetianen verkoos Boudewijn op 9 mei 1204 unaniem tot keizer, boven Bonifatius I van Monferrato. Deze laatste stond voor de Venetianen te dicht bij hun aartsrivaal Genua. Op 16 mei werd Boudewijn gekroond in de Hagia Sophia. Hij kreeg de stad Constantinopel en de gebieden ter weerszijden van de Bosporus en de Dardanellen toegewezen als persoonlijk bezit, naast enkele eilanden. Het grootste gebied, soms nog onveroverd, viel toe aan de Venetianen.

Als keizer probeerde Boudewijn samen met de paus om het Oosters Schisma te beëindigen. Politiek werd hij geconfronteerd met Bonifatius van Monferrato, die een zelfstandig koninkrijk vestigde rond Thessaloniki. Een onderlinge oorlog tussen de kruisvaarders kon met veel moeite worden voorkomen. In 1205 kwam de Griekse bevolking van Thracië in opstand en veroverde met Bulgaarse steun Adrianopel. Boudewijn belegerde de stad maar werd in april verslagen. Hij werd gevangengenomen en was sindsdien spoorloos. In 1206 ontving de paus een brief uit Bulgarije waarin werd medegedeeld dat Boudewijn was overleden. Zijn broer Hendrik volgde hem op als keizer.

Volgens de lokale folklore in Veliko Tarnovo, hoofdstad van het Tweede Bulgaarse Koninkrijk, werd Boudewijn gevangengezet in een toren in de muur van de vesting Tsarevets. Dit torentje is nog altijd (in herstelde staat) te zien en wordt lokaal Boudewijns Toren genoemd. Alberik van Trois-Fontaines verhaalt voorts dat Boudewijn de avances van een Bulgaarse koningin afsloeg, die hem prompt van poging tot verkrachting beschuldigde en hem liet executeren. De Bulgaarse vorst Joannitsa zou opdracht hebben gegeven Boudewijns lichaam in stukken te hakken en aan de honden te voederen. De honden zouden echter geweigerd hebben zijn lichaam te eten. Volgens verhalen zou de tsaar van Bulgarije Kaloyan uit zijn schedel wijn hebben gedronken zoals ook gebeurde met de Byzantijnse keizer Nikephoros I na het Slag bij Pliska

Twintig jaar later verscheen er in Vlaanderen een kluizenaar ten tonele die beweerde de verloren gewaande Boudewijn te zijn. Deze Valse Boudewijn (waarschijnlijk ene Bertrand van Rais) slaagde erin enige volgelingen om zich heen te verzamelen, maar werd uiteindelijk ontmaskerd en in 1225 als bedrieger terechtgesteld.

Huwelijk en kinderen
Boudewijn trouwde op 13 januari 1186 te Château-Thierry met Maria van Champagne. Zij kregen twee dochters:
 Johanna van Constantinopel
 Margaretha II van Vlaanderen.

Trivia
In 2005 werd hij genomineerd voor de titel van De Grootste Belg. Hij eindigde echter buiten de nominatielijst op nr. 197.

Voorouders

Zie ook
Lijst van graven van Vlaanderen

Referenties

  , 'Baldwin IX of Flanders, Philip Augustus and the Papal Power', Speculum, volume 37, issue 1 (January 1962), 79-89
  , 'Baldwin of Flanders and Hainault, First Latin Emperor of Constantinople: His Life, Death, and Resurrection, 1172-1255', Speculum, volume 27, issue 3 (July, 1952), 281-322

Graaf van Vlaanderen
Graaf van Henegouwen
Latijns keizer van Constantinopel
Huis Henegouwen
Constantinopel, Boudewijn I


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One of our highlights of this summer was a trip to Castle Hedingham to watch their annual jousting tournament. The jousting event was put on by The Knights of Royal England. In short, it was an amazing event. There were two jousting displays, which also included some sword fighting and a stunt which involved the young "Bob" (think Blackadder) being dragged around the circuit in a leather sack by a knight riding a horse. Around the Castle Hedingham grounds there were also actors in medieval character, bird displays as well as many food stalls and a drinks tent. The castle was also open to the public but was too busy to take the family in.
The first jousting display commenced at 12.30pm and we were introduced to the knights by none other than King Henry VIII himself. He provided the commentary throughout the show, which lasted for around an hour. The second show was 2.30pm, which gave us time to have a picnic lunch while the Knights rested their weary feet. The start of each show involved some audience participation, as children were called up to march around the jousting arena. There was of course plenty of comedy thrown in to the show too.
The skill and fitness of the knights was exceptional really. They rode their horses (Andalusians and Lusitanos) extremely well, galloping at high speed along the short stretch of grass that made the jousting stage. While the actual jousts were obviously staged (we soon spotted the pattern of the knight dropping his lance in the first bout and then shattering it on his opponents shield on the next – well, not everyone spotted this, some spectators were amazed at how they managed to shatter the lances!
In addition to the jousts the knights also caught hoops on their lances, first catching a stationary hoop and then one that was thrown up in the air – if you have watched A Knights Tale you will know how this is performed – otherwise see the photo below. This requires a lot of skill, and the knights managed to catch most of them.
The armour and swords used by the knights were all proper, heavy pieces. Obviously the swords were blunted, but still required skill and strength to wield.
Overall this was a great family event. It had a relaxed atmosphere, was not overcrowded. Everyone managed to get a good spot to watch the show, most families brought along picnic mats, some even brought camping chairs for extra comfort. We drank fine coffee and ate a selection of pies and cakes from the stalls too, as well as our own picnic. This was the last of 3 jousting weekends at Castle Hedingham in 2012. No doubt next year there will be a few more, so keep an eye on the events calendar and get yourself along to the next one.
Looks like this hoop was caught!


One year ago, the Argentine lawyer Alberto Nisman was making international headlines. At first, it was for accusing Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and key government leaders of involvement in obstructing the investigation of the deadly 1994 AMIA bombing that killed 85 people, wounded hundreds, and destroyed the main Jewish community center in Buenos Aires. Twenty years after the attack, the case remained unsolved, and Nisman, the prosecutor appointed to investigate the attack, announced he had new evidence that he was going to present before the National Congress. That evidence supposedly implicated high-level government officials in colluding to avoid investigating Iran. Hours before he was to appear before Congress he was discovered dead in his luxury apartment.
The political intrigue surrounding his death proved raised a number of questions and not just to the conspiracy minded. Was Nisman's death a suicide or murder? In the case of the latter, who pulled the trigger or ordered it?
Nisman's death triggered important questions about the importance of justice and the rule of law in Argentina. Citizens marched, holding signs for justice, now demanding accountability not just the deaths of the original 85 people but an additional one, the man charged with investigating what had happened. Yet others sought to separate Nisman's death from the 85 dead of the AMIA bombing.
Nisman had announced his claims in a highly charged political context. President Kirchner had vehemently denied his allegations. In a sign of the political polarization of the country, the government and its sympathizers criticized the protests as a political ploy of the opposition. Indeed, the issue of Nisman's death quickly became muddied by questions about motives and politics: Did Nisman actually have evidence condemning Cristina Kirchner? Or was this an elaborate plot to weaken her? The story became fodder for conspiracy theories– with international media focusing on the "mysterious death," and possible motives for silencing him. Yet, whatever the reason for his death—suicide or murder—the loss of another life without answers is another story about the elusiveness of truth and the sometimes opaque nature of justice and the rule of law in Argentina.
As the attention receded and more time passed, the case that Nisman was due to present that morning started collapsing. In March a federal court of appeals dismissed the charges Nisman intended to level against Kirchner and the others, and in April a federal prosecutor upheld the dismissal. At that same time the investigation into his death seemed to stall and interest in the case appeared to wane.
Meanwhile, another anniversary of the AMIA bombing passed—21 years in July 2015, with the case still unsolved. A few weeks after the anniversary, a new trial began, focusing on the cover-up of the bombing and the obstruction of justice that has plagued the investigation of the attack. On trial were former president Carlos Menem and Rubén Beraja (head of the DAIA, a Jewish community organization, in the years during and after the bombing), among others. The case alleges that they were the key players in the corruption that derailed the investigation.
The trial is ongoing, with witnesses continuing to testify. Human rights groups like Memoria Activa (Active Memory) see the current trial as a critical step to finally establishing accountability. Another group, APEMIA, has called for the state to open up all of its files related to the AMIA case to be to public and for the creation of an independent investigatory commission.
So far newly inaugurated President Mauricio Macri's has focused the first month of his new administration on implementing a series of pro-market reforms to move away from former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner's economic model. That model has left the country with 20 percent inflation and near-zero growth. But Macri is also signaling some changes in human rights, raising questions as to how he will change the Kirchner judicial and legal legacy.
The human rights community in Argentina has expressed concerns over some of the changes being made by Macri– including the announcement that the new government would replace the leader of the National Archive of Memory. These changes are have raised fears that the recognition and public space given to the memory of human rights abuses of the 1976-1983 military dictatorship will be rolled back. Additionally, under the Kirchners, the amnesty laws that had protected key perpetrators of human rights violations during the dictatorship were overturned, opening the door for new trials, including the landmark ESMA trial still underway (with 68 defendants charged for over 700 crimes that took place at the ESMA). An additional concern arose when President Macri named two Supreme Court justices by decree; an action defended by the president as constitutional, but many have seen as an overreach of executive power.
Macri is also making changes related to the AMIA case. He has named a new Secretary for the AMIA investigation, who will also be connected to the Nisman case. The government also announced, on January 15th, that all documents related to the Nisman case and his accusations are to be declassified. Additionally, he has nullified the memorandum of understanding with Iran—the controversial accord that Cristina Kirchner signed in 2013 that would have resulted in a joint "truth" commission in Iran to investigate the bombing. That pact and the never-realized "truth" commission had been central to Nisman's charges since high level Iranian government officials had been implicated in the attack.
Although it's clear that Macri wants to institute changes that appear to be a step forward in the AMIA investigation and the Nisman case, as Apemia recently cautioned, it is important to continue asking: will these changes lead to greater transparency and accountability? Will they get us closer to the truth of what happened in 1994? And will they get us any closer to knowing the truth of what happened to Nisman in 2015?
Today, one year after Nisman's death, leaders in the Jewish community organized a candlelight vigil to call for justice and remember Nisman's death. In Argentina, it is not uncommon for memory to be an important political space, with citizens using it as a platform to call for justice and truth.
But what will the memory of Nisman ultimately tell us? Will it become yet one more anniversary, one more date and occasion for remembering violence and impunity in Argentina? Or will it become a moment that heralds the possibility for change, a shift that will lead to accountability that would ultimately strengthen democracy? One year later, it isn't just about remembering Nisman, but asking what his death will ultimately come to mean for Argentina's political history and for its future.


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John Niven: Many years of experience in the music industry also stood him in supremely good stead. Photograph: Simone Padovani/Awakening/Getty Images
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Kill 'Em All
John Niven
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There are writers who are said to cut close to the bone, and then there's John Niven. The Scottish novelist and provocateur doesn't so much do that as take a chainsaw to the nearest leg and gleefully spray shin marrow all over the wall. His ninth novel is a sequel to 2008's Kill Your Friends, often pitched as the vicious child of Bret Easton Ellis's American Psycho and Walter Yetnikoff's Howling at the Moon.
Certainly, Kill Your Friends – set in the fast lane of the 1990s music industry in London, before its nosedive – boasted the very best of both titles. With the ruthless, scabrous and occasionally murderous A&R Steven Stelfox at the helm, it was an intoxicating brew of merciless industry exposé, migraine-inducing hedonism, graphic psychopathy, glamour and fragile masculinity.
Niven's many years of experience in the music industry also stood him in supremely good stead, as he delivered a satire on the business that was a rare thing: bang on the money.
If you enjoy a character saying the unsayable, doing the unthinkably awful, you'll find plenty to enjoy here
Alas, for all of Niven's unflinching and visceral prose, the ensuing film adaptation, made in 2015, was curiously bloodless. With an all-too-bright-eyed Nicholas Hoult playing the monstrous Stelfox, the glorious Machiavellian interiority of Stelfox lagged second to the spectacle of sex, drugs and rock'n'roll. A shame, really, because Stelfox is an unforgettable creation on the page. And in today's climate of snowflakes, Twitter and Trump, Stelfox has more mill-grist than ever before.
It's a testament to his odiousness that, two decades after the implosion of the music industry, Stelfox hasn't been felled like many of his charges, or felled like his peers. Far from it: he is now a multimillionaire and a household name, thanks to a TV talent show, lapped up by billions of plebeian pop fans worldwide. Stelfox is so rich that he barely needs to work any more, but does the odd nixer as a consultant, purely for merriment and the odd score-settling exercise.
Oddball legend
An old friend, James Trellick, has also clawed his way out of the 1990s unscathed, and is now president of Unigram, one of the biggest record labels in the world. Stelfox is called upon to solve a problem in the shape of Lucius Du Pre, an oddball of a pop legend.
In a profile that should ring uncomfortably familiar to even the most cursory of pop fan, Du Pre wishes more than anything to change his skin colour, owns an expansive ranch with a theme park in its grounds and has bought the remains of the late John Merrick.
He routinely has young pre-teen boys over to his ranch for PG-rated films, theme park rides and sleepovers, during which he plies them with a sort of Happy Juice and rapes them. In the background lurks Dr Ali, Du Pre's personal doctor, and rather trigger-happy with the prescription pad to boot.
But Du Pre didn't bank on the opportunistic parents of one young pre-teen to record the incident and use it as blackmail fodder. Enter Stelfox, whose job it is to make the whole thing go away, and preserve Unigram's marketplace position.
Niven does not disappoint and does not compromise
While in LA, Stelfox encounters the young A&R scout Crissy – a knowing and charming "boiler", but a boiler nonetheless – who herself is attempting to sign an obscure Norwegian dance act intent on aligning with a more credible label. Itching for the chase and remembering the theatrical blood letting from the bad old days, Stelfox decides to wade back into A&R negotiations. Countless incarnations later, the music industry is still about chess moves, the long game and outwitting everyone: it's Stelfox's natural habitat and one that Niven writes about with genuine elan.
Trumpian troll
Given that this is a man who trolls Trump detractors simply for sport, it's safe to assume that mass evisceration ensues. The fun is in finding out exactly how, and in this respect, Niven does not disappoint and does not compromise. Against the backdrop of seven-star hotels and Sultan palaces, the industry excess may have taken on a new sheen, though it's no less visceral and queasy than before.
Those who baulk at salty, onyx-dark prose, misogyny and malevolent, often twisted world views should move on briskly so as to avoid offence. Niven has never been a writer to shy away from an opportunity to elicit genuine gasps; suffice to say he hasn't started now.
Yet if you enjoy a character saying the unsayable, smashing every PC sentiment to smithereens, doing the unthinkably awful and all at breakneck pace, you'll find plenty to enjoy here. Niven's unflinching look at the American dream gone wrong, chainsaw squarely cocked at shinbone, provides quite the thrilling ride.
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Flyers, clippings, articles, correspondence, contracts, reports, press releases, handwritten notes, project proposals, financial documents, meeting minutes, and other material documenting activities of the Whitman-Radclyffe Foundation (WRF), 1972-1976. WRF was founded in San Francisco in 1972 as the education, research, and charitable arm of the California Committee for Sexual Law Reform (established in 1971). The WRF conducted educational outreach and also assisted "individuals and organizations in formulating programs and securing funding to provide services to the homosexual community not provided by existing social services and civil rights organizations."
Whitman-Radclyffe Foundation (Creator, Organization)
Contact ONE archivist regarding access restrictions.
Contact ONE archivist regarding publication and use restrictions.
The Whitman-Radclyffe Foundation (WRF) began in San Francisco in 1972 as the "education, research, and charitable arm" of the California Committee for Sexual Law Reform (established in 1971). In addition to educational outreach focused on improving public perception of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender experience, WRF assisted individuals and organizations "in formulating programs and securing funding to provide services to the homosexual community not provided by existing social services and civil rights organizations."
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Q: JQuery Textarea val - created dynamic i am creating a textarea like this:
var visit_detailSpan = $("Visits: (optional)");
var visit = $("<textarea rows='4' cols='40' class='visit' id='visit'></textarea>");

now, i am  trying to get the value of the above textarea: when the user click on submit button: but i am getting undefined
var submitVisit = function(){

            $.getJSON(
                options.ServiceUrl,
                {
                   ......,
                   ......,
                   visit: $('#visit').val()   //<<<<<<
                },
               function (response) { ... }

             );

        }

A: if visit =
var visit = $("<textarea rows='4' cols='40' class='visit' id='visit'></textarea>")

or even if it was
var visit = $("<textarea />").attr({ id: 'visit', rows: 4, cols: 40 }).addClass("visit")

Either way, you already established the variable visit to be the jQuery Object of the HTML Textarea Element, so to get the value on recall is as easy as
visit.val();

Whenever you asign a an element as a jquery object to a variable, you don't need to recall that elements id, and if you do recall it by id and get undefined, then you ddn't actually post your dynamic html to the dom yet or the id was not established correctly.
If after you establish your variable, a quick look at console.log(visit) should yeild something like the following in your console:
[<textarea id="visit" rows="4" cols="40" class="visit" ></textarea>]

As you can see, visit is your element, so again, i reiterate, no need at this point to call on that element by id.


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The ASCB Council serves as an advisory board to the Presidents and the Executive Director in setting priorities and strategic directions, overseeing resource allocations, and ensuring that ASCB activities align with the mission of the ASCB.
The ASCB Council consists of 12 members, as well as the ASCB Officers (President, President-Elect, Past-President, Secretary, and Treasurer). ASCB Councilors are elected by their peers (ASCB voting members) to three-year terms (four elected/year) to represent the membership of the ASCB in service to the cell biology community, which includes undergraduate and graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, junior and senior academic cell biologists at research universities, undergraduate teaching colleges, medical schools and research institutes, as well as members of the biotech/pharmaceutical industry in the U.S. and internationally.
• Advise the Presidents and Executive Director regarding strategic direction, priorities, and goals to ensure long-range planning, implementation, and goal assessment
• Be aware of the Society's mission and the constituencies it serves
• Periodically review the Society's mission and purpose—ensuring its relevance and effectiveness in meeting members' needs
• Carefully consider new initiatives, their alignment to ASCB's mission, timetables, assessment, and exit strategies, if relevant
• Recommend nominees for Council, Officers, Committee Chairs
• Oversee ASCB's business, property, and affairs—including overall stewardship of the Society
• Review and approve major programs and policies, ensuring that they meet the needs of our members, our profession, and our constituents
• Approve Chairs of Committees and publication Editors-in-Chief
• Review and approve ASCB public statements
• Be aware of ASCB By-Laws, initiate and act on amendments to the Bylaws Review amendments to the Bylaws and Articles of Incorporation
• Establish policy on behalf of the ASCB and suggest policy changes
• Review and approve Annual Meeting program and speakers (Two Council members must also serve as Program Committee members)
• Ensure the fiscal soundness and financial stability of the Society
• Make financial decisions that directly support the Society's mission and vision
• Approve budget—a planning document that should align resources with priorities
• Approve changes in dues, registration fees, page charges, journal subscription rates
Individual Council Member Responsibilities:
Participatory
• Become sufficiently aware of and remain informed about ASCB policies, activities, finances, membership, committees, publications, goals, partnerships, grants, and business model to make informed decisions
• Engage actively in, and support, the Society and its mission, programs, and policies through partnerships with staff and volunteers
• Attend the ASCB Annual Meeting
• Read the agenda materials provided to each Councilor, including reports from Committee Chairs and staff, in advance of the Council's meetings
• Attend and actively participate in all (or most) Council meetings/conference calls
• Offer talents, skills, experience, interests, and advice
• Provide important input regarding the Annual Meeting by gauging the needs, interests, and priorities of the cell biology community
• Serve on Society subcommittees and/or its journals' editorial boards as needed
• Take other appropriate governance actions
• Exercise discretion in its handling of potentially sensitive or competitive information, keeping confidential membership data and other briefing materials provided
• Respond in a timely manner to requests for Council vote, input, and advice
• Take seriously commitment to serve the interests and goals of the ASCB as a representative of the membership
• Represent the Society to members, potential members, and the community positively, helping to inform others (peers, students, postdocs, etc.) about the Society's value, membership benefits, meetings, and programs
• Contact the President, the Executive Director, the relevant Committee Chair, or other member of the ASCB leadership when an issue arises that is of interest or about which more information would be helpful
Member Criteria
All regular members can apply to be on Council.
Council meets twice a year in person (in May and before the Annual Meeting) to review ASCB activities, set priorities and define strategic directions, and approximately monthly through conference calls that focus on specific issues. Some decisions and votes are also taken through email discussions, as needed. Regular participation in each of these venues is required.
Council members also serve as representatives of the ASCB and should actively promote its programs (including the Annual Meeting and its journals) to peers, students, and postdoctoral fellows.
Regular ASCB members can nominate themselves or someone else to serve on Council. Applications will be considered in early 2020.
Questions? Email ascbinfo@ascb.org
The next deadline to nominate for Council is September 24, 2019.
Nominate for Council
Azra Chughtai, Director of Human Resources and Administration


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Magic of Gary Kantor 847-624-6244
garykantor@yahoo.com
Birthday Party Packages
Library Shows and Workshops
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Get Magic Sets in the Mail Each Month (for kids)
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Watch Gary Perform Magic
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Photos of Gary
Gary on Radio and Newspaper
Gary on the Radio and Newspaper
Gary on the "Eric and Kathy Radio show"
A 2 minute performance of me on the "Eric and Kathy radio show" (101.9 FM - WTMX) (taped on 9/19/14)
(If the above link doesn't work, click here.)
"Gary Kantor just blew my mind!" (quote from Kathy on her radio show)
Gary being interviewed by the "Chicago Sun Times newspaper"
The following video was done by the Chicago Sun Times in February 2014.
Newspaper article written on Gary's magic class on 12/18/14
"Chicago Sun Times" newspaper aricle on Gary
The following article appeared in the Chicago Sun Times in February 2014.
To view the 4 minute video done by the Sun Times on me, click here
Skokie magic teacher: tricks enhance education
By: Karie Angell Luc | For Sun-Times Media | @KarieAngellLuc
By day, he's a Chicago area social worker. By night and on weekends, Gary Kantor of Skokie is a magic man. Kantor, a 1985 Niles North High School graduate, teaches magic at more than 100 suburban park districts and other venues in Cook, Lake, Kane and DuPage counties.
On Feb. 11, Kantor led a magic class at the Wilmette Park District Community Recreation Center where grade school-aged children and their parents or caregivers participated.
Kantor swears by the educational value of magic, which can sharpen mathematics and hand-eye coordination. Fun is the first rule. His favorite all-ages technique is the red napkin trick. For adults, he enjoys the money change sleight of hand when four dollar bills become larger denominations.
Meet Gary Kantor who welcomes inquires at www.garykantor.com. But don't expect the magician to give away his secrets, sorry.
Q: So Gary, why is magic so magical?
A: Why is it magical? I think it just appeals to everyone. It's that amazement. It's, "How is that possible?" when logically, it shouldn't be happening that way but you're doing something that just defies reality, defies logic.
Q: Can you offer a short history of your magical journey?
A: I have been doing magic since I was a little kid, been teaching the classes for about nine or 10 years. I probably started when I was about 7 or 8 years old. My family probably just got me some magic sets. Probably the first one I learned was the simple ball and vase trick. You have a ball, it disappears, it comes back in the vase, as simple as that. And kids are still using it today.
Q: How is magic so educational to all?
A: There's a lot of math in magic. I mean, that's one of things that I like about math. The better you are at math, I think the better magic tricks you can do. There are some really cool tricks you can do with numbers, so I definitely encourage kids always to get good at all of the different subjects in school, especially math, science and reading.
Q: So then, magic can really help to enhance education, right?
A: Absolutely. That's one of the things that I promote all of the time when I teach my classes. Not just the education part of it, but also building self confidence, self esteem, you got kids that all of the sudden are out there doing something that most other kids cannot do.
Q: How does your magic leave kids of all ages amazed?
A: For me, that was the enjoyment, watching something. I would go home and try to figure it out. That was my nature. I like to try things out. Once I figured that one out, or I bought the trick, I was ready for the next thing and that's what's kept me going over the years, just always finding these new tricks that I love. They amaze me and now I love to be able to do that to others, to share that same amazement.
Q: So how do you learn "sleight of hand?"
A: How do you learn that? A lot of practice. Just a lot of practice. Some of the tricks are very easy to do. You can learn the secret, do it within a couple of seconds. Others take you weeks, months, years of just practicing to get better and better at it.
Q: How is magic a lifelong journey for you?
A: For one, it's something that I felt, in order to get good at something, you keep practicing at it. My thing that I always tell the kids, kids can do the tricks, adults can do the tricks. I mean, keep going for as long as you can. I'm hoping to do this when I'm, you know, 100 years old.
garykantor@yahoo.com . . . . . . (847)624-6244
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IGF's Amida Primary School performs well in close competition…
IGF's Amida Primary School fell short by six points in defending their title in the Kitgum District Music, Dance and Drama festival that was hosted at IGF's Christian Community Church on 11th August 2017.
Amida Primary School, who were the champions of 2016, emerged third among the thirteen schools representing their Sub counties in the District meet after qualifying as the overall winners (position one) from Labongo Amida Sub county.
The competition was under the theme "Improve school wash for better health so as to enhance inclusive learning and development of children".
According to the MDD School Instructor, Mr. Ocan Patrick Cankura commitment of the pupils and availability of musical instruments made the festival successful.
Some of the pupils who participated in the festival were excited, they say it gives them a lot of opportunities.
"We are exposed to the different traditions and cultures in the Acholi region and Uganda at large"14-year-old Lamara Winnie of IGF's Amida Primary School, said.
"We learn about what our parents used to do, which helps us in our everyday lives" explained Abwola Douglas, aged 14 years.
The Head Teacher at Amida, Mr. Okana Richard, said his School received 7 credits out of 9, obtaining between 80-100%. With three super merits in the areas of Royal Dance, Sight Singing and Traditional Folk song.
"This year, we have seen that the quality of the performance and skills of our pupils have greatly improved and this was a challenge to the adjudicators to pick the best choir," Okana said.
The District Primary School's Music, Dance and Drama Festival 2017 was organised by the Department of Education and Sports of Kitgum District.
Music, Dance and Drama festivals were created as a way to preserve and even revive, cultural forms in which Ugandans feel pride. The festival design allows children to utilise the stage as a forum effect social change, through presenting music and drama pieces depicting their lives and social challenges.
Well done Amida on a great performance. Next year we will win back the trophy!


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Q: C++ - Alternative to Integer.parseInt() and String.valueOf() In C++. What are the alternatives to Integer.parseInt() and String.valueOf() of Java in C++.

A: For Integer.parseInt you can use std::stoi, std::istringstream, sscanf, atoi etc.
For String.valueOf() alternatives, you can std::ostringstream, sprintf, std::tostring etc.
Recommendations:
c++11 stoi and tostring
c++ istringstream and ostringstream
c atoi and sprintf

A: I would prefer to use sstream.

A: You may use atoi c++ function.
int atoi (const char * str);

Convert string to integer Parses the C-string str interpreting its
  content as an integral number, which is returned as a value of type
  int.

Reference: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdlib/atoi/


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Q: Axios get in url works but with second parameter as object it doesn't I'm trying to send GET request as second parameter but it doesn't work while it does as url.
This works, $_GET['naam'] returns test:
export function saveScore(naam, score) {
  return function (dispatch) {
    axios.get('http://****.nl/****/gebruikerOpslaan.php?naam=test')
      .then((response) => {
        dispatch({type: "SAVE_SCORE_SUCCESS", payload: response.data})
      })
      .catch((err) => {
        dispatch({type: "SAVE_SCORE_FAILURE", payload: err})
      })
  }
};

But when I try this, there is nothing in $_GET at all:
export function saveScore(naam, score) {
  return function (dispatch) {
    axios.get('http://****.nl/****/gebruikerOpslaan.php',
    {
        password: 'pass',
        naam: naam,
        score: score
    })
      .then((response) => {
        dispatch({type: "SAVE_SCORE_SUCCESS", payload: response.data})
      })
      .catch((err) => {
        dispatch({type: "SAVE_SCORE_FAILURE", payload: err})
      })
  }
};

Why can't I do that? In the docs it clearly says it's possible. With $_POST it doesn't work either.

A: axios.get accepts a request config as the second parameter (not query string params).
You can use the params config option to set query string params as follows:
axios.get('/api', {
  params: {
    foo: 'bar'
  }
});

A: On client:
axios.get('/api', {
  params: {
    foo: 'bar',
  },
});

On server:
function get(req, res, next) {

  let param = req.query.foo
  // ...
}

A: For me I was trying to send params using axios.post.
When switch both client and server to axios.get, req.query.foo worked like a charm

A: This works fine for me. When it is post request nested data object isn't needed but in get requests, in order to send data, you need it.
axios.get('/api', {
    data: {
        foo: 'bar'
    }
}


I have dreams or I should say that we have dreams, my team the members of my community who are struggling for a name and fame in the society at least some respect from are fellow citizens. We are the neglected lot in this country. There are people who fought for the rights of women, children, LGBT , SC, ST,etc but none comes to cater our demands for the equality or rather superiority in the society for our services to the great country of ours India.
Afters years of humiliation from the society we have decided to come together to raise our demands and make our talent known not only in the country but throughout the world. Actually sometimes I think these foreigners understands us better that our own countrymen. They are the true jewelers to value the gems like us. They click pictures of our arts of those beautiful textures we made with paan and guthka spits on roadside walls, the garbage we throw to show our high consumption of food items are their favorite and not to forget the patches of plaster falling from walls after years of constant urinating such patches caught their immediate attention. The foreign tourists regularly visits just to see our creations not only at public places and roads but also at historical monuments. But still no special mentions of our services on public platforms.
It is sad to say that the talent admired by foreigners remained neglected at its place of birth. I sometimes feel ashamed when people just move aside keeping hands on their noses after seeing someone urinating on the walls and thus ignoring his artistic urge of giving a unique texture to that wall. My friend Paan Singh is a champion paan spitter, he can aim from a distance of about 10 feet and it is hard to get Gutkiya Lal's intensity while spitting guthka from his mouth. Shanno Aunty is a champion garbage bag thrower, her bag falls at a same place daily from balcony of third floor and not to forget my girlfriend she herself is unaware of the fact that the plastic bottle she threw out from moving car always falls on the road without hitting anybody an unmatched talent I would say.
There are numerous such talents like Peshab Bahudur, Kuda Khan, Thook lal,etc which went unnoticed due to the sorry state of our country in recognizing skillful people. Here I would like to thank The Times of India for providing us the platform to show our talents to the world through The Great Indian website. Here you can post pictures of these unknown people, their creations and help them to exhibit their skills. I would also like to appeal to the PM, the Indian Olympic Association, the Sports Ministry to look into the matter and give us chance to shine by demanding spitting competitions in Olympics. I assure you to win all three medals in this sports for the country. Moreover their must be some efforts from the government to highlight this talent and give some respect to us. I also demands Bharat Ratna for Paan Chand for his contribution in every expect of littering.